“I’ll see you in Court” – but at what cost?
During everyday life you hear phrases such as, “I’ll see you in Court” and “I’ll have my day in Court”,…
Is your property fit for human habitation?
It is a well-known fact within the residential tenancy sector that landlords are required by law to ensure that the…
‘No fault evictions’ – a thing of the past?
Section 21 of the Housing Act 1988 has long provided landlords with the mechanism to evict their tenants at the…
Be Careful With What You Put Online
You may recall our recent article in respect of defamation, and the definition of “is likely to” with regards to…
Litigation Privilege – are your documents protected?
As some may be aware, in the litigation process, there is a stage where you have to disclose documents to…
Could You Have a Defamation Claim?
The Defamation Act 2013 (“DA 2013) reformed English law on defamation with issues surrounding freedom of expression and protecting a…
Is your Policy as it should be?
On 13 December 2018, the Supreme Court will hear the case of UK Insurance Limited –v- R&S Pilling T/A Phoenix…